Ofgem has turned to the Bar for its competition work, firming up its relationships with Blackstone Chambers and Matrix Chambers. The energy watchdog will send all of its main competition, EC and public law work to Blackstone and Matrix. Ofgem legal director Duncan Sinclair told Legal Week that the appointments were part of a wider raft of changes he has made since taking on into his role five years ago.
January 05, 2010 at 12:28 PM
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Ofgem has turned to the Bar for its competition work, firming up its relationships with Blackstone Chambers and Matrix Chambers.
The energy watchdog will send all of its main competition, EC and public law work to Blackstone and Matrix. Ofgem legal director Duncan Sinclair told Legal Week that the appointments were part of a wider raft of changes he has made since taking on into his role five years ago.
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